Lippe
lip
Pronunciation
/ˈlɪpə/
Cultural Note
The idiom 'an jemandes Lippen hängen' (to hang on someone's lips) means to listen to someone with rapt attention. 'Lippenstift' (lipstick, literally 'lip-stick') is a straightforward German compound. Lip care ('Lippenpflege') is essential in the harsh German winters.
📝 Example Sentences
Sie hat volle Lippen.
She has full lips.
Er biss sich auf die Lippe.
He bit his lip.
Meine Lippen sind im Winter immer trocken.
My lips are always dry in winter.
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